Sentence examples for which is particularly accurate from inspiring English sources

Numerous articles have presented the RC model (e.g., [1 5]), which is particularly accurate for low frequencies.

In 2002, Després and Lagoutière [17] proposed a low-diffusive advection scheme for pure transport equation problems, which is particularly accurate for step-shaped solutions, and thus suited for interface tracking procedure by a color function.

There were signs, such as G.W. Bush's Massive Prescription Drug overhaul and the formation of the Health Savings Accounts, but the truth is only when the Democrats finally pushed, Republicans seized the issue with kid gloves and appeared to be simultaneously on board and wounded by being ignored, neither of which is particularly accurate.

To improve upon computational time, vast amounts of computational power and resources are employed, but even over dozens to hundreds of central processing units (CPUs), the required computational time to compute solutions can be weeks, months, or longer, which is particularly true when generating high-order accurate solutions over large computational domains.

As with the Facebook study, the LinkedIn report uses the Bebo acqusition to generate a valuation (which I doubt is particularly accurate given the very different natures of the sites).

This procedure is particularly accurate since large deformations are involved.

It is therefore important that the computed solution is particularly accurate close to the initial condition.

Rambo is particularly accurate at point-blank range.

The method is particularly accurate for ordered residues.

This is particularly accurate considering that that the target itself was only 16 cm in diameter.

If StumbleAudio has a weakness, it's its recommendation system, which doesn't seem to be particularly accurate (unsurprising given the huge volume of content available).